25 mls
15 mls = 0.51 fl oz (US).15 mls = 0.51 fl oz (US).15 mls = 0.51 fl oz (US).15 mls = 0.51 fl oz (US).
They are different units of measurment - mls are volume and mgs are weight.
You divide the grams by the density.
10 of them
There is no standard conversion, since milliliters is a measure of volume whereas kilos is a measure of weight. (They can only be converted if you say what substance you are converting; e.g. 1500 mls of mousse will be fewer kilos than 1500 mls of water, since there is more air in the mousse). Generally, water converts at 1 ml to 1 gram (1000 grams per kilo, so you can work it out). But this does not work for substances that are not as runny as water -i.e. for oil, honey, squash, etc... for these, this conversion is very inaccurate and should not be used.
No, mls (or milliliters) is a measure of volume while grams is a measure or weight or mass.
750 ml
200mL
There is not enough information to determine, because grams is a measure of WEIGHT and mls is a measure of LIQUID. <<<adr>>>
500 ml of what. It will vary depending on what liquid you have Mls don't convert to ounces. Mls are a measure of volume and ounces are a measure of weight. Unless you are asking about fluid ounces. You need to be more exact with your question. 1 fluid ounce = 29.57 mls
No 3 L = 3000 ml
It is a measuring unit, much like a "pint" or a "litre". An imperial Gill is 142 mls, or 5 imperial fluid ounces. A customary US gill is 118mls, or 4 US fluid ounces. See related link for more info.
How many slices of proscuitto are in a kilo
If you're weighing a very runny liquid (such as water or milk), 150g = 150 mls. However if you're measuring something less runny (like syrup or yoghurt), or you're attempting to measure flour/sugar in mls, the conversion is impossible to do without first knowing (in the question) what substance you are trying to convert into mils. (Since mls is a volume measure, and grams is a weight, so 150g of chocolate mousse (for example) will result in a bigger volume (mls) than 150g of honey will result in.)
One fifth, given a standard 250ml measuring cup.
well with a graduated cylinder you can measure liquid
"oz" is a measure of weight/mass, "mls" is a measure of volume, you can not equate the two without knowing the density of the 650mls of the substance being measured.